The number of deaths by suicide at the Golden Gate Bridge has already begun to fall with the installation of protective, 20-foot-wide mesh nets on either side.
Small stores are working with nonprofits to shift an old paradigm—that it's often harder for people in low-income areas to access fresh fruit or produce.
Hundreds of trees fell in the Monterey area last winter. This winter might pose problems as well.
San Francisco can sometimes be a punching bag for conservatives, but its neighbor to the east also has its issues, from crime to homelessness.
The Los Angeles Times went ahead with publication of the investigative story on Stiiizy and its co-founder, Tony Huang.
Just two people have announced they are running against the first-term mayor, but three other candidates might join the race.
Voice of San Diego looks at what happens when a deceased whale washes up on a local beach—and how this contrasts with past practices.
As the state battles climate change and Californians drive fewer gas-powered cars, tax revenue will drop substantially, according to a new state analysis. EV fees will make up only part of the transportation shortfall so lawmakers need new funding options.
Anyone hoping that California’s governor can simply appoint someone to take the place of departing Rep. Kevin McCarthy is in for disappointment.
The Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California will receive a $1.3 million federal grant to improve its electrical grid.
A Berkeley crime reporter was barred from attending a press conference by Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price.
The Youth Law Center reports that education for California’s juvenile inmates—the sort of thing that could rehabilitate younger offenders—is lagging.
“Third culture” cuisine, AI-assisted menus, and the emergence of new culinary hot spots catch the attention of food editors.
The teen suicide rate is rising in California, though the state is still below the U.S. average. School policies might be helping fuel the increase, reports the Los Angeles Times.
The LA Times profiles a Chino Valley woman fighting LGBTQ+ inclusivity in schools.
In California, water can help define fortunes, literally. A young Stanford graduate who chairs the Colorado River Board of California has a major say in this.
Veteran Disney CEO Bob Iger returned to the company a year ago, reports the Los Angeles Times, but things haven’t gone exactly as planned.
Record rains help a lake reappear in the hottest place on Earth, and The New York Times documents the spectacle.
A fire under Interstate 10 in Los Angeles devastated some businesses run by immigrants. Caltrans had been trying to evict their landlord.“
A hotel in Hollywood is receiving more than twice it would get per room by renting to the city of Los Angeles rather than to long-term tenants.
